- Wiring diagrams
- Bills of materials
- Mechanical CAD
- Assembly guides
Make somethingreal.
Describe a machine in plain language. MakerSpace returns the wiring, the parts list, the mechanical design and the build steps.
No schematic tools to learn and nothing to install. Start with one sentence; MakerSpace asks the follow-up questions an engineer would, then drafts the whole project in your browser.
Wiring Diagram
Every connection laid out on a live canvas: power rails, data buses and pin assignments, each run labelled.
Bill of Materials
A complete parts list with quantities and sourcing links, matched against real supplier catalogs, not placeholders.
Mechanical CAD
Enclosures, brackets and mounts rendered in 3D, with print specs for every custom part you need to fabricate.
Assembly Guide
Step-by-step build instructions in the order you'll actually assemble, from first solder joint to first power-on.
Statistics
From a sentence to a sourced build plan. We measure MakerSpace by how fast an idea becomes something you can order and assemble.
Community
Built by the community
Real projects designed with MakerSpace and published by makers. Open any of them to see the full wiring, parts list and build steps.
The workspace
One canvas for the whole build
Wiring, parts, mechanical models and instructions live side by side in one project, so a change in one place carries through the rest.
You
Add a speaker for voice feedback.
MakerSpace
Added a MAX98357A amp on I2S.
Power
LiPo 1S 1200mAh
Power
TP4056 Charger
MCU
ESP32-S3
Sensor
OV2640 Camera
Display
SSD1306 OLED
Sensor
VL53L0X ToF
Module
MAX98357A Amp
NewLive Wiring Canvas
Parts and nets on an infinite grid. Drag to rearrange; every run stays labelled.
Sourced Parts List
Every component matched to a real listing, with quantities and links to buy.
Mechanical Models
Enclosures and mounts in 3D, with print specs for the parts you fabricate.
Edit by Conversation
Ask for a change in plain words and the whole design updates around it.
How it works
Built to actually get built
Most AI tools stop at an idea. MakerSpace carries it through to parts you can order and steps you can follow.
Describe
Say what you want to make and what it should do. A sentence is enough; constraints and budget make it sharper.
Clarify
MakerSpace asks the follow-up questions an engineer would: power, size, sensors, how it should behave.
Build
Get the full package in one workspace, then order the parts and follow the guide step by step.
From idea to object
Engineered for makers
Beyond a chat box: the tools around the prompt that get a project from a hunch to a finished build.
Your constraints
No project in mind? Tell MakerSpace your skill level, budget and time, and it proposes builds that fit.
Start from what you have, not a blank page.
Sourcing
- Adafruit
- SparkFun
- Digi-Key
- Mouser
- LCSC
- Seeed Studio
- Arduino
Summer Build Contest
Build it. Win the workshop.
Design any project with MakerSpace, build it for under ₹20,000 and share a demo. Over ₹3,04,000 in prizes for the best builds.
- 1st
Bambu Lab H2S + Nvidia Jetson Orin Nano
- 2nd
Bambu Lab P2S + Nvidia Jetson Orin Nano
- 3rd
Bambu Lab A1 + Raspberry Pi 5 (8GB) Starter Kit
- 4–6
Runner-ups: Bambu Lab A1 Mini
FAQ
Common questions
Everything about prompts, credits, files and what's coming next. Can't find an answer?
Describe a hardware project in plain English and MakerSpace generates a full design package: a parts list (bill of materials), sourcing links, a wiring diagram, step-by-step build instructions, and a 3D mechanical render. It runs in your browser, so there’s nothing to install.
No. MakerSpace is built for everyone from first-time makers to professional engineers. Start with a one-line idea and MakerSpace will ask follow-up questions to fill in the details.
Be specific about the goal, the key components, your constraints, and your budget. MakerSpace will ask clarifying questions along the way. Answer those in the same project rather than starting over, since each new prompt begins a fresh design. The more context you give, the closer the output.
Get started
Make something real.
Your first design is one sentence away. Type it here and pick up where you left off at the top.